What a shocker. Not.
The word from returning delegates was that the Cleveland GA was pretty unimpressive. Most of the complaints centered around the remote location of the convention and the scarcity of food and coffee, a necessary lubricant for Jewish shmoozing, which is what the GA is really all about, no? Oh well. I’m glad we didn’t go.
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I thought that the GA would be as big a party at night as the Young Leadership conference in DC was–like a three-night frat party. http://www.thejewishweek.com/news/newscontent.php3?artid=9409
Here’s an idea–Jewlicious should partner with Federation/UJC to make next year’s GA the social place to be (wherever the heck it is). A Jewlicious soirees would rival Heeb’s crazy elitist parties, I can feel it…
CK, we can fly your mom in to do some down-home Moroccan cooking and you can light some arak on fire–that’ll be ample social lubricant, I think…